Integrative
End-of-Life Support
Holistic support for individuals and families navigating the final phase of life.
End-of-life is one of the most profound and uncertain times a person or family can experience.
While medical care supports the body, there is often little guidance for the emotional and human experience unfolding alongside it.
Many people feel unprepared—unsure what to expect, how to support a loved one, or how to navigate the depth of what they’re feeling.
Inner Soul Wellbeing provides integrative, non-medical support to help you move through this time with greater clarity, presence, and peace.
Peaceful Transitions: Holistic Support for Life’s Final Chapter
Amanda brings together clinical experience and integrative care to support individuals and families through end-of-life.
Her connection to this work began at 17 with the loss of her mother—shaping her understanding of how impactful this time can be for both individuals and the people who love them. Her years as an ER nurse further deepened this perspective, strengthening her reverence for the transition from life to spirit.
As a holistic nurse, Amanda supports the physical, emotional, and energetic aspects of end-of-life—honoring the whole person.
She understands this time often brings emotions, questions, and moments that are hard to put into words.
A central part of her work is gently addressing the fear that can surround death—creating space for individuals to express what they are feeling, so they don’t have to hold it alone.
In the stillness of life’s final moments, we find the beauty of love’s eternal presence.
End of Life Transition Session
This session offers compassionate, holistic support during the final stages of life. Through gentle, heart-centered care, the focus is on promoting comfort, easing emotional and energetic distress, and supporting a peaceful transition.
This nurturing process allows space for emotional release, inner peace, and acceptance to unfold naturally—meeting both the individual and their loved ones with tenderness, respect, and presence.
Sessions are available both in-person and remotely. Will travel to Client’s home in the Pittsburgh area.
End of Life Transition Session Benefits:
A greater sense of calm and peace, helping ease emotional distress
Support in softening fear or anxiety, allowing the body & mind to relax more
Gentle support for restlessness or agitation, helping the body settle
Emotional release, allowing feelings to surface and soften without pressure
Gentle nervous system support, encouraging relaxation and ease in the body
Support for loved ones, helping families feel less alone and more grounded
Many families notice a visible softening in the body, including reduced tension and calmer breathing.
End of Life Transition
75 minutes | $125
Common Questions About End-of-Life Transition Work
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• Individuals (including children) navigating a terminal diagnosis or active decline
• Individuals who want to consciously prepare for and engage with their own end-of-life experience
• Family members and caregivers supporting a loved one
• Individuals and families seeking guidance, preparation, or greater stabilitySupport can begin at any point in the end-of-life journey—not only in the final moments.
Services are available individually, for family members, or in joint sessions.
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Sessions are always gentle, respectful, and adapted to the individual’s level of awareness and comfort. Amanda begins by creating a peaceful environment and connecting with both the individual and their loved ones to understand what feels most supportive in that moment.
During the session, Amanda may offer:
Gentle energy-based support to encourage relaxation and ease
Aromatherapy, if desired, to support calm and comfort
Mindfulness or grounding practices, as appropriate, to help settle the nervous system
Quiet, compassionate presence, allowing space for rest, emotional release, or peaceful connection
The session is responsive and flexible—guided by the individual’s needs as well as family. Support may be offered through quiet presence or gentle conversation, guided by what feels most supportive in the moment.
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No. This support can be provided whether the individual is fully alert, minimally responsive, or nonverbal. The focus is on comfort, presence, and supporting a peaceful environment, regardless of level of awareness.
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End-of-Life Energy Work is a holistic practice that works with the body’s subtle energies to promote balance and support physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual healing. It is non-invasive and deeply nurturing.
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This work provides support beyond physical care—helping individuals and families navigate the emotional and relational experience of end-of-life.
Support may include:
• Creating space to process fear, grief, and uncertainty
• Helping ease overwhelm and bring a greater sense of calm
• Supporting communication and connection within families
• Offering guidance on what to expect during the dying process
• Helping create a more peaceful and supportive environmentEach session is responsive to what is needed in the moment, offering steady, grounded support during a time that can feel uncertain and overwhelming.
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Yes. It is gentle, adaptable, and complements hospice or palliative care. It honors all spiritual or religious perspectives while providing comfort and support.
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Absolutely. Family and loved ones are welcome to participate. Their presence often brings comfort to the individual and helps everyone involved process emotions and grief.
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Yes. Every person’s beliefs are honored and respected—whether religious, spiritual, or not.
This work is shaped around what feels meaningful and supportive to you and your family.
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The number of sessions varies depending on the individual’s needs and preferences. Some may benefit from a single session, while others find ongoing support helpful throughout the end-of-life journey.
Let’s Begin Together
Join me for a free 20-minute session to explore your questions, discuss your needs, and discover how energy work can support you or a loved one.
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